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If the company has you down in country A, then they apply the rules for country A. But there are many signs they use to determine what country you are actually
by compiler-guy 5y ago
If the company has you down in country A, then they apply the rules for country A. But there are many signs they use to determine what country you are actually in.
Apparently there were enough signs in this case to conclude he had been in Malaysia long enough to trigger the rule.
- jmholla 5y agoThere were also enough signs for them to identify Dan Schroeder being from Thailand despite the fact he hasn't been there or out of his country of residence for two years.
- compiler-guy 5y agoThe argument isn't that the system is perfect. It likely just needs to be good enough. A false positive in attempting to comply with the law really isn't a reason to not try at all.
- jmholla 5y agoThen there needs to be an actually working avenue to correct these issues. the rsponse, the system isn't perfect so, sorry, tough luck, is a worse argument in my opinion. In this case Schroeder's valid appeal was denied, which was my point.